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u. s. SENATORS TALK.
Cullon Says the Interstate Act VIII
Stay.
IL VIII Bs Modified Greatly-Sens-
tor Beck ON the Presfden.
ilal Candidates.

CHICAGO, ILL August Ex-senator
Cullom is in the city. He refuses to
talk politics, but said In reference to
bis interstate commerce bill: "Un-
der the law the Interstate Commission
is charged with the duty Of reporting
suggestions and amendments to the
act to the Secretary Of the Interior,
who will then report them to CON.
Rrees. ] anticipate that certain
amendments will be suggested, as the
practical working Of the law has
shown II TO POSSESS few minor de-
fects. That was 10 be expected, as no
matter how perfect o theory may be,
the moment II Is put into practice
there are certain to be some whom 1t
will hurt In one way q auother.
Now, the other day I had 10 K with
one Of the biggest wagon and carrisge
manufacturers In the country, and he
was very bitter against the bill be-
cause 1t shut of his free passes. He
said before the bill became q law the
railroads furnished him with blank
paeses, and when any Of his custom.
ers wanted to come to Chicago, or to
Welt his factory In an adjoining
State, all he had to do was
to fll out q pass and the thing was
settled. / replied to him that tba,
Yves one of the benefcent features Of
the bill, as under the old system be
was given an advantage over the small
fellows In his business they could no,
sand mp syainst, aud that eventually
they would be crushed out, and he de.
rived the benefit at their expense. Hs
finally admitted the Justice OF the bill
And so the thing runs. Where the
bill hurts II 10 Objectionable, but or
the other hand there are are Thousands
who are ber efited. Now, I think VIC
will always have bill OF the kind OF
our statute DO ks, but / look for modi
fcstions from time TO time, as the cir
cumstances require. Interstate legis
lation has come to stay"
HAS the practica. working Of thu
law MP to the present led you 10 think
Of any amendments which will make
II less odious to tho railroads snt
more popular with all the peoplei'
~ can't cay that I have given II any
thought the last summer, and mp 4
the present i have thought Of nothipI
by which II can DO improved to NEE
the points suggested. Ihave no doubt
however, that certain amendment
will be proposed at the mex, session o
Congress.
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AZ HelAma. ARK.

There was very pleasant lawn
party given ct the residence Of Mr.. 1.
Ku1dt by the young gentlemen Of the
city, In honor Of the visiting young 10
dies from Memphis.
Miss Francis Pa Eel, OF Memphis, 10
being entertained at the residence OF
Mr. I. Ehrmsn.
Mrs. j. r. Foster left for LoDoke to
spend q fow months with friends and
relatives.
w. r. Bsrksdale, OF Memphis, Is In
the city on business.
Prof. Il. II, Murfee Is In the city
oanvassing for the Arkansas State
University.
Miss Rosie Gastrow, OF Memphis, Is
q guest OF Mrs. M. Wronker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wslter Lucy have re-
turntd from q visit to relatives In
Mississippi.
Miss Olive Oates, after a pleasant
visit to friends In Munroe county, re-
turned home.
Miss Jennie Loury Is visiting Mics
Aura Jacques. Of this city.
DR.. w. l. Vile, of Moline, H., is In
the city, visiting his brother, Mr.. 8.
II. Vile, jr.
Miss Annie Loury 10 q gueet Of Miss
Nellie Summers.
The Young Mems German Club
gave their monthly hop In the new
United States courtroom one night
this week. This attendance Was quite
large, and q pleasant evening was spent
by ali.
Misses Bette and Gertie Meyers
will spspd few weeks with relatives
In Memphis.
Miss Nellie Summers gave very
pleasant card party TO Miss Annie
Loury.
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10 be man Of energy and Of decision
Of character. Men Of this style usu.
ally succeed, and n. Gregory 10 not
likely to prove an exception to the
rule.--Atsnta Journal.
Among the participants In a fash
ionable German given at Tate Syringe
recently werc the following young
people from Memphis: Miss Mary
Msllcry. Miss Fanny Laurence, Miss
Jennie Overton, Messrs. Arthur Glib.
son and Brinkley 6noyden.
On Friday evening lost the Govern
or's ball, the event Of the season, was
given at Grab orchard, KY. The fol-
lowing Msmphisps participated
Misses Louise, OorinDe and Norms
G. imsu, Lou and Mamie Looney,
and Bette and Ssllie L,oney.
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A. Oxford, Hiss.

II. ]. B. Whitehead has returnad
from q Walt 10 the Southern part Of the
State, and reports q nice time.
DR.. J. ID. Johnson and wife have
retursd from visit 10 Duck Hill.
Prof. johnson Is Of on another trip
In the interest Of the university.
Mrs. Geo. w. level left Friday to
visit frierds In East Mississippi.
Mlssess R,ea Wardlow and Alice
Sears are visiting friends In Holly
Springs this week.
Mn. Lancaster returned Thursday
from Virginia, where she had been
spending ihs summer.
NJ. J p. Burgs and wife returned
Wednesday from Indian Bay, Ark.
greatly refreshed, and were pleased
with their trip.
Mr.. Bonnie Dillnd, q pleasant
yong man. Of P.ldSyr, was IN the
city this week visiting relatives end
friends.
We are sorry 10 learn that Mrs. DR..
Little 10 confined 20 her bed with
fever.
Prof. W. r. Mabry. q promln ent
young man Of Senatobla, gave his
friends here q pleasant call this week.
Mrs. DIR. Henwood aud daughter,
Miss Jessie, who have been spending
the summer at Monteagle, Tenn, re-
turned home Monday.
Col. Y. A. Montgomery, q promi.
rent lawyer OF Rosedale, va, In the
city this week.
Judge Brown, Of Memphis, Ia here
( this week attending Federal Court.
A. II. whitfield, q prominent a.
| iorney OF Grenada, wss In the city
this week attending Federal Court.
DR.. y. NJ. Collins left this week for
the Rio Grande, where he will remain
some lima.
Prof.. W. l. Davis, president OF the
Union Femsle College, arrived Friday
with his family.
Mr.. McMaih, OF Dutk Hill, has &C
cepted Q position as clerk In the post
Office.
The social al DR.. Johnson's Thurs.
day night was . perfect success. Miss
Julia johnson welcomed the guests
In her usual cordial and gentle man.
ner. The occasion was indeed an en-
joyable one and all regretted when the
hour arrived for departing.
q. W. Budsloe returned Thursday
nigh from Tennessee.
Miss Holland Faulkner 10 Visiting
friends In Ripley this week.
Willie Plant Ia Of on visit 10 Union
county.
Charlie Friend left this week for
Memphis, where he will reside In the
future.
Mrs. Amelia Brown, OF Holly
Springs, and her sister, Miss Mamie
Long, OF Jackson, Tenn, are visiting
relatives In Oxford.
George Y. Scott, Of Rosedale, was In
the city this week.
r. r. Holloway, Of winouA, was
here this week In attendance on
Federal Court.
Capt ID. l.. sweatman, OF Winons,
was among the welcome visi,ors this
we.k.
United 3 ales Marshal Llddell. who
has been here several weels attending
Federal Court, left Friday night for
bis home In Carroll county.
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Miss Julia Lsdbstier, Of Memphis.
who has been Waiting the family OF the
Hon. John J. Keith for several weeks.
returned hons last Thursday.
Mel. W. A. Has klns, divislon on.
gineer OF the Tennessee Midland, Was
In the city Wednesday.
Rev. \. q. Caldwell, formerly of
Denmark, this county, nov OF Mem.
pbis, 10 IN the city Waiting relatives
aud friends
ID. W. Hugher, jsweler, Of this CITY
ard Memphis, IL here this week On
mia way 10 White Mountain, where he
will spend some lime for the benefit of
hie health.
Prof.. 4. A. Fatrell aud son. Of Ma.
rlana, Ark, 10 In tho city attending
the State Teaohefs Association.
y. w. Adamson, the County Court
clerk, In yisitirg relatives in Dickson
county, Middle Tennessee.
John Irwin, one OF Madison oourix,s
Oldest and weslthiest cliSsns. who b.s
been seriously III Tor two months n,
more, has recovered.
Mis- CLARA Conway. Mis jennie
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A sauey raiefde.

CHICAGO, Ill, August "a. Edward
T. Woodruff, q bookkeepsr about forty
years old, put two bullets into his own
body at his boarding house, No. 40
Chestnut street. Woodruff wrote
several letters, one OF which va, ad.
dressed 70 the reporters. In this he
said: "Nobodys business bat my
own. Give me q rest" The other
was 10 the secretary OF the Oriental
Oonsistory. In the suicides pocket
was found 1888 90, and he directed
that this be expanded In burylng him
In New York. The man was divorced
from bis vile several years ago.
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The Presidential Ticket.

CH!cAeo, ILL, August 27.-The fol.
lowing is an interview with United
States Senator Beck, Of Kentucky:
"Is there any doubt that President
Cleveland will be nominated for a
second term 7" was asked him.
"Not in the least. CLEVELAND Is the
only advanced Democrat the country
has seen In two centuries."
"Who do you think will be the Vice
Presidential candidate1"
snow. let me see. There's Oolquitt,
OF Georgia; Gen. Black, OF Illinoir,
and Assistant Postmaster General
Stevenson, OF the tame place, tread
ing en- each others corns. Ny candi-
date IL Secretary Lamar, Of Mississip-
nj. He Is the Southern candidate for
Vice President"
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Az TupelO. Miss.

Judge Lacey, OF Okolona, was In
Tupelo, "Wednesday, on legal business.
Gen. r. Davis, Of Aberdeen, Is In at.
tendance upon Circuit Court here.
Opt Norton started to market Mon.
day, to buy bis fall stock OF goods.
Miss Annie Bell Robins, Of Gun
town, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Goop,
Of this place.
W. q. s,ovsll, the populer sheriff Of
Chickasaw county, WAS In Tupelo,
Tuesday, on official business.
Gen. Il. L, Russell, OF Mobile, 10
looking after the interests OF the Mo-
bile and Ohio railroad, in our Circuit
Court.
Mr.. Guyton, Of Blue Mountain, Ia
visiting the family OF DR.. ]. NJ. Hoyle,
OF this place, who are relatives Of bis.
There was lawn party a. the resi-
dence OF ]. w. Thomas, Tuesday night.
All the young folks In town were
there and seemed to enjoy themselves.
Miss Laula Owen, Of Kosciusko, and
Missee Eren Taylor and Mamie Kill
patrick, OF Verona, visited Tupelo this
week.
Miss Kate Black, OF Slarkville, one
OF the most popular young ladies that
visits this place, is at O. II. Clifton's.
Harvey Orr Is at home sgsin, after a
drumming tour Of several weeks In
Georgia.
The family OF J. M. Clayton leave
this week for jackson, Tenn, where
they will reside until Mr.. Clayton
completes q railroad contract he has
near that place.
fhe Hon. e. M. Taylor, Of verons,
has been very III, but Ia reported bet.
'er the last few days.
Miss Sallie Page has been elected
principal Of the BALDWIN public
school. She Is considered an able
teacher.
Mr.. w. ii. Gibbs, Of Birmingham,
Miss, candidate for circuit clerk OF
this county. was elected recently SEQ.
Rotary Of the mississippi State ALI.
ance.
Miss Mary Weatherall returned to
her home at Pontotoc this week from
Lebanon, o., where she has been
attending school.
Messrs. Walter aud Edward Will.
Jams, OF BALDWIN, recently left for
Fort Worth, Tex, where they have
engagements 10 teach school.
Miss Willie Finley, OF this place, is
visiting BALDWIN this week, the guest
OF Mrs Minnie Williams.
Mr.. Will MCGEE OF Jackson, Tenn.
Is On applicant for the professorship Of
~. II the poonv:!!s Norma, School.
Gov. Lowry has promised TO visit
Baldwin soon.
Prof. W. Il. Piques, superintendent
OF education OF this county, Is at home
after an abserce Of several weeks In
Pontotoc.
The following attorneys from other
places are In attendance upon Circuit
Court a. Tupelo this week Mr.. Bris.
tow, OF Aberdeen; w. J. Cole, OF Sal.
tillo; w. NJ. Cox, Of BALDWIN; p. M.
Slavery, Of Bonneville, and Joseph 4.
Bright, Of shannon.
Tupelo IL still enjoying q boom. The
Kansas City, Memphis and BlrmiDg.
ham and the Mobile and Ohio roads
ara 10 build union depot here soon.
More brick stores are going up. All OF
which shows that the boom IL here
/ and continuee.
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Al HunosviIIe. Ala.

Among the distinguished guests at
Hotel Monte Ssno are Dol. Il. A.
Burke, editor Of the Times. ID smocrat,
and his vile and son, who will remain
the rest OF the season. A vidt 10 also
expected soon from Mr.. Henry W.
Grady, Of the Atlanta Constitution.
The Hon. Henry d. Clayton, presi.
dent Of the University Of Alabama ct
TuIcAlooss, was In the city this week
and spent Sunday at Monte sano, and
was delighted. The university will
have G numbsr Of students next sss.
sion from our city and section.
DR.. ]. q. Armstrong, Of Atlanta, 10
In the city, representing the Equitable
Life assurances Company.
Mim Ollie Van vsltenburg, one OF
our most beautiful young ladies, has
returned TO the city from two weeks
scjourn ct Hotel Monte Sano.
Mrs. W. B. Leedy, Of Birmingham,
IL Waiting friends at Monte Sano this
week, q guest Of the hotel.
Mrs. Edwin T. Talisferr, and family,
OF Birmingham, are visiting In the
city, guests Of Mrs. X 8. Palley.
Miss Mary Lou Oowau, Of Tulla-
homa, Tenn, 10 visiting friends In and
near the city.
Miss Mona Winter, Huntsville's
charming tong bird, and q young lady
oi decided beauty and many charms
Of person, has returned from q visit
to friends In New York City.
John Dickson, Of Mem pitts, Ia In the
city vial ing relatives In his old home.
The following In list Of the Mem.
phians now q, Hotel Monte sauo: W.P.
Prouc1t and family, Miss Laura Prou :
~, Lee Hill, Mrs. u. N Grosvenor aud
family, Mlss Carrie Grosvenor, Mr.
W. Y. q. Humss, Miss Metle Hines,
Miss Line Humes, Mrs. Sam VI. Nc.
Oallum, X ii Beard. J. q. Nicely aud
family, Mrs. J. N. Falls and family,
Mrs ]. J. Thcrnton and son, Mlm
Clyde Thornton, MIS- J. A. Doyle,
Mira Jennie Montgomery, DIR. Ken.
needy Jones, Mrs. 4. J. Latham, Min
Floy Latham, Miss Annie Tread we'll,
Lawson Treadxell, Mas Dsisy Nicely
Miss Fannie Falls, Sidney Nicely, the
Hon. ID. p. Hidden aud wills, Mrs. A.
NJ. Boyd, Mrs Martha Boyd, ]. b
Rogers. X llson 0winn, w. q. Ohldes.
ter, Mrs. r. II Vance and fsmily, Miss
Flournoy, Miss Mollie Reynolds, Mis-
Kate Reyuolds, III. NJ. Jones. Mrs. o.
b. Clarke and family, 4. NJ. Nelson, J.
NJ. Harrington, 7. q. Boegs. J. l.
Thompson, Mrs. Sam SchlOss and
daughter. Mrs. l., b. Damn.
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menphians Abroad,

J. Il. Pollock has Left for Eastern
cities.
Jim Nicely IL visitiog old classmates
In q arksville, Tenn.
Miss LILY vaccsro Is Waiting rela.
tivsa In Pire Is uf.
Ms. Lsonard han gone 10 New
Yoik for a short while.
Dol Coleman and family are regis,
tered NJ Grayson Springs, Ky.
Miss Clyde Thornton 10 ranked
among the bslles nj Monte aano.
w. A. Percy, w.. 10 now enjoying
tho pleasures Of Od Point Comfort.
X. II. Pegrsm left for Allegheny
Springs lAnt night, TO Join his family.
q. q. Roth. the genial manager Of
tho day0so. la now In the North on q
trip.
ME-. Patterson aud daughter, Mrs.
Ooltart, arc nov located at Mississippi
City.
l. Lehman, ono Of our leading law.
yere. 10 on on q trip 10 Northern
rcsorts.
Mira ". ID. II ard, with a number Of
Other Mempbians, ls now Of Keune.
bunk, Me.
Mn NJ. Burke LEFT for the East on
Friday night. and will be absent sev
eral weeks.
Mra. J. p. Carey and children are
In tho Northwest, whore the heat 10
MOTTO great.
Rev. Dr. Patterson, Of Grace Ichnrch
stpi iyins the inequalities OF friends
In Nashville.
Tho Read, who has been spending
some time At White Sulphur, Va. 10
now a. Old Point
j. II. Watson, connected vita the
Midland road. hss gone 10 Sardis,
Mas. on business.
Miss Lluls Davis IL on q visit 10
fnends In Musoatine, IL. Her stay
will last eoms weeks.
Mrs ID. 2. Hadden has rejolned her
husband st Monte SAno, after q brief
trip 10 Memphis on business.
Mike Gavin, OF the County court
olerk's ohce, has gone 10 Middle Ten.
neasoo Tor a short recreation.
M. aud MIA \. Mansfield are sum.
me irg At Los Angeles, Cil., as also
MAI. J. W Pulmer aud bride.
Misses Carrie Dobyns and Mary
shoube are spending q pleasant cum.
met nj heS Sweet Springs, Va.
Henry W. Lsaih aud wife left on
IhuredAy Tor trip through the
horlhwet They will not return be.
fors October.
N. W. Hunler and wiio are among
the latest departures. They 10 direct
10 New York aud will then lake Ia the
various resofla.
Mira \. \ Spicer and daughter, Mise
Carrie, and Mrt. N. Il Camp, are
fpending iheTtmaindcr Ct the summer
NJ Noholaon springs.
| The register al Oh Poiat Comfort
last so'k showed J. ID. Baroum, N
A. Birnum and Holmes Commlns and
family - guests from Memph!s.
| Dol. aud Mrs. Enooh Ensley hsye
succeeded In reaching Asehvllls, NO,
safely. where tloy will remain aoms
be.lth. '''
Mr.. Walter Gregory, who Ia ma NJ
the attorneys defending Bud yesl. n
smwyer who has recently moved IA
Atlanta from Memphis. He comes
here tolely on account Of hIs wiis's
hsalth. but has come 10 stay. He IA
shiny''nrce yeas Of age, and seems
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ne Poisoned Himself.

IsDrASAroLs, ISD., August 81
Samuel Sparks, once wealthy man,
ended his life with q dose Of poison
yesterday on account Of his loss Of
fortune. His wife tried 10 keep his
suicide from becoming pablo and,
after much dnicuty,procurred q burial
permit without giving tho real cause
Of death. The coroner learned OF the
matter In time 10 stop the ceremonies
AZ the grave and, with the mourning
relatives and friendseurIounding him,
condurtoa nm irquest, sitter which he
assisted In the last sad rites.
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At the Hotels.

T. p. Turner. Chicago, ILL.,. is ct Gas.
toms.
B. X. Carter. New Orleans, La, is at
9aston's.
A. B. Hughes, Of Cincinnati, O., Is
at Duffy's Hotel.
James Good, 81. Louis, No., Is reg
istered at Gsston's.
H. P. Bell. Springfield, No., Is reg.
istered at Gaston's.
Dr.; Lindsey Nashville, Tenn, is
Col. A. Coward, Of South Carolina,
is stopping at the Peabody.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. F. surstt, OF Mont
gomsry, Ala, are stopping at the Pea.
body.
l, McMartln aud wife, Ct Port Glib
GOD, Miss. are stopping at the Gayoso
Hotel.
Frank Gambet, OF Boston, and Il.
w. Evers8eld, Of Baltimore, are at the
Peabody.
Oliver johnson, Harry johnson and
A. Joerder, Of 81 Louis, are at the
Gayoso Hotel.
Frank Baird and +. Aller Baird, oil
Philadelphia, are registered at the
Gayoso Hotel.
3. M. Jackson and L. 3. Rosenbaum,
OF Louisville, KY, are stopping at the
Gayoso Hotel.
J. p. Kesthley, con and Miss M. l.
Lstimore. Of Forrest City, Ark, are a'
DuAy's Hotel.
]. 4. Myers, Of Manifold, o., and
w. u Howard, Of Cairo, ILL.,, are .,
Duhy's Hotel.
Y. r, Rollwage, Of Cincinnati, and
L. Rollwsge and family, OF Forres
City, are at tbs Peabody.
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Since pearls have come into such
popular favor, the msrkes has been
burdensd with these gems and the
tide has almost turned toward other
Jewels. There are hundreds Of sources
for various articles In personal use'
but nothing has been 90 astonishing
az to find that pearls may DO found IN
coooanuts. Don't let this statement
lead anyone into making corner In
this fruit. for Il must be supplemented
with the remark that this is very
rare occurrence. Yet scientists have
shown that IL Is not improbable, and
assert that they have ff quently been
met with. In 1882, ring Get With
q large cocosDut pearl was presented
10 the Graod Duke OF Tuscany. 1t u
q good and useful thing TO know such
q scientific fsct--in short. to DO con-
vsBant with the source Of all things
Of daily Me, for fear We may some
time drop into the error OF the old
lady who, on reaching Ireland, asked
where the emeralds were to DO found.
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AZ HON a,

I. H. Hsrtmus B back from an
eastern trip.
M. W. Miller is back from q long
summer trip.
A. +. Heckle is back from the Viz
ginis mountains.
J. M. Peters is counted among the
returned Wanderers.
Mrs. M. Burke has returned from O
summer nj Monte SAno.
Mrs. X. w. Mitchell Ia back from q
visit TO Fort Smith, Ark.
T. "A. Wright Ia among the recent
arrivals from Eastern points.
Misc Conway 10 at home, after an
extensive trip to various points.
L. N. Estes has Just returned from
q Wait 10 his family al Ocean View.
Capt. ]. ii. Martin and family and
Mas Mary Martin are at homo again.
MRS. J. A. Sample speaks In glow
ing terms OF q pleasant trip TO Niagara
Falls.
Mrs. A. Wright has recently re-
turned from q pleasant visit to Tulls-
homa.
DR.. Il L. Lsski and family are back
from q Northern trip which was quite
beneficial.
Mrs. r. L. Cochran 10 at home again,
after some weeks at the springs OF
Bst Tennessee.
Miss Bsllie Peyton spent Q pleasant
month with relatives at Lucy, Tenn.
ahe has returned.
Mrs. y. A. Nelson and son. L. o,
Nelson, w., are Q. homo from an eK'
tensivs trip North.
X. ii. Vance Ia back from q visit Il
his family. whom he has transferred
from Morehead to TAtcs.
Miss Mary Nswson, who has beer
Visiting relatives In North Alaban!
daring the summer. IL Of homo.
Mrs. Coleman and brother, AIthul
Hin, AZ .er several weeks' epioymen
o, Bon Aqua, are Of home again.
II. Y. Robinson and Sam Phillips ar,
two al the latest returned absentees
Their trip was delightful to all parties
J. l.. Frost, after several months
visit 10 Europe. again returns TO Mem
phis. bis fondness for the place no
lessened.
Many Of the society people her
received cards 10 q handsome enteI
tainmsnt given by COL. aud Mrs. W
A. johnson. rt Tascumbia, Ala, o.
the 2s.h, In honor Of their daughter,
Misses Loutle and jamie, who 81
pleasantly remembered among Ia,
] vinta,'s yisitsye
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Her Preference.
he was handsome and tan,
Tho envy Of all
rts men as he walked By her side,
Hhils slowly the light
U day changed to night,
And nsrrily ripplsd the ude.
ehs, pretty and sweet,
kntrsnoipG and neat,
Dsnureiy beside hi N was walking,
While softly the air
Csrested her fair hair
ABd listened the while 70 their talking.
"Yeu'll please pardon me-
-" He glanced plsyiully--
"urealiy my question should tire.
Dc ysu care tor men tall
Or those. who arc small
what kind of.msn DO you sdmiref"
Her. lashes quick fell
And yelled her eyes we'll.
pardon tor such Q request;
like mankind ali,
Beth little and tall,
But thsn like Hymen the best"
Boston BUDGET.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-28

Have on hand, ready for prompt do
iIyery. Engines, Boilers and attinss,
Gins. Feeder Condensers, Hydraulic
Ca,tou Presses, and everything per-
tsinIne 10 4 hrst clsss Ginning outfit
Wdts them before you purchase
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-28
personal AND SOCIAL.
All Absut Memphis People At Homo
sad Abroad.

Netes freu Nsighbsring Olties-Re-
make Suggested ~ the Season
--Recrontive Pastfmes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-28

RocuEsrrn, N. "a special from
DAnsyille, N. Y, says the Frs, Ma.
tional Bank of that place closed lie
doors this morning.